Daily Republican., 1887-09-13
F0URTh EDITION
The Red Men.

This 10 Red Mems day In this city, |
and the rspresen tativea TO the Great |
Council commenced TO arrive IN tnis
city Last evening. The majority OF the
yisitofs registered at the CLAYTON House,
and at $50 this morning they were ten
dered q serenade by the First Regiment
Band. Shortly before 8 o'clock line
was formed, headed by the band, aud
escorted by the following local com NIT
tee proceed ed to the Ojd Fellows' Hail:
Joseph Pyle, chairman; I. II. II. Mes-
singer, Jr., secretAry; JAMES Moou.
treasurer; Joseph A. Bond, A. ".
shaw, Christian Spoerl. g. W. Sasse,
E. A. VsnTrump, Walter 8. Smith,
Samuel n. Hail, g. T. Benson, K. j.
Kesler. J. NJ. Clay ton, II. B Miller,
W. @. @. Knowles. John I. Rodgers,
7. 8 Stodd ddard, Kendall A. Moore, Wil
liam r. MoCabe, William Il. Boyce,
J. g. Hobb. Stephen Brewster.
opened with the following ofiicere:
Great Incoboree, Ralph 8. Gregory, of
Indiana; Great Senior Sycamore,
Thomas j. Francis, OF New jersey;
Great Junior Sycamore, Thomas X.
Donnaliey, OF Pennsylvania; Great
Prophet, George b. Colhesh, Of Mary.
land; Great Ohief Of Records, Charles
10 Couley OF Pannsylvauia; Great
Keeper Of W.smpum, Joseph Pyle, Of
Delaware.
The opening exercises were public,
but after wards the council went into
secret session, mt which the reports Of
. the officers were presented and read.
Shortly after IL o'clock the council ad-
journed until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Tho following are the representatives:
California;. A. Filcher.
Coloradc-James johnson.
Oonnecticut-Henry l.. Hal, j. How
Y ard Mead.
Delaware-Emory B. Rizgip, G. c.
4 Guthrie.
District Of Columbis-James L. De
ment.
Georgia-James Hninphries.
Iliinois-Owen Scott, l.. 9. Blake
Y A. II. Bradish.
Indiapa-T. W. Lockhart, Joseph G
Suit.
Iowa-E. d Wiley.
Louisians--Robert MoSel.
a KansAs-A. p. Riddle.
& Marylapd-John r. Thomay, GeorG
b W. Lindsay, Il. X. Stephenson, Vim
y Louis Schley.
4 Matssohuse.te-W T. Litchmau
Arthur NJ. Taft, Vim. Scampton, j. {
simmopp, W. s. Dlnsmoie, F. {
Eownes, Eugene K. Berry.
Michigan-Alexande Harker, Wi
| liam II. Bailey.
n Missouri-August Graf.
n Nevada-Gecrge !. Lsmnon.
New Hampshire-Wm. II. Nate,
O. Dillon.
New Jerssy-A waidman. Josep
&. Cooke, Louis z. Noble, Daniel
a., Albertson, Frederick Peter, Daniel n
Stevens. Clark Cole, Harry LoUde
slayer, Samuel L. Durand.
New York-W. ii. Rhoc es, G. Harl
Waite, II. a. Marean, George e. Gree
Peter u. Dodd, John Nd. Rinkle.
Ohio-Thomas j. Irwin,
Penusylvspia-Thom A. MoDows'
II Andrew j. Baker. Charles II. Seizure
n Joseph Allison, Fred. w. Ebel, A
George. Samuel b. Myers, AIexard
n. Coulter. John P. Wolf.
Tennessee-P. NJ. RAdtord.
VIIginia-E. NJ. Solomon, Henry
Phillips.
Ter West VirSinis-W. +. Graebe.
at The visitors were entertained ia
l night by Ninqua Tribe, No. g. at th'
Ind wipwan, Sixth and Rhinley stree
!, when speeches were made By prom
sIs: nent members of the order.
/. The parade will take place this aft
cal noon q, o'clock, and II the weather
,urt favorable will be an imposing affair.
and This evening there will bs q gra
.ch s entertain ment in the Opera HouSe, ct
,urt sistiDg Of instrumental music q
speeches, at which 1t 10 expected Gov
nor Biggs will be present.